"The Death of General Warren at the Battle of Bunker Hill," painted by American artist John Trumbull in 1775, is currently housed at the Boston Art Museum in the United States.
Note: The person waving the British Army flag in the painting is Francis Roton-Hastings, the first Marquis of Hastings.
Arthur leaned against the back of his chair for a moment, muttering under his breath, "To be honest, Eld, if you hadn't told me, I used to think that the first Marquis of Hastings was merely a renowned Governor of India. But I've always believed that he became the Governor of India and was titled the first Marquis of Hastings only because he had a close relationship with George IV, and was thus arranged to be gilded in various positions. Now it seems that, with his youthful fighting record in North America, he indeed had the qualifications to be favored by Regent King George IV back then."
